you will still see me. >> john paul. >> hithere, i'm john paul scott, deputy director on the mayor's council on disability for the physical access group. howard and i have been working together for 5 years. i went back through our records to try to find the first agenda where his name appears and that's june 6, 2008. this committee and howard's leadership have been absolutely critical for us to vet the ada transition plan to give it purpose and to keep it grounded and keep it moving forward through the physical access committee and then through this council. we have been able to not only present on a yearly basis the status of the ada transition plan, the actual construction projects that we do on a yearly basis, our transition plan for curb ramps and sidewalks and policies for the pedestrian right of way. also mod's request for the city's 10 year capital plan which is on-going. we're working on that right now. i just wanted to go through a list of some of the projects that we have worked on and reviewed through the committee. it's very impressive. these are just the big ones. 10 bil

. >> thank you very much for that, john paul. one of the best things about this role is the opportunity to work with john paul and carla before you, susan, there's really some talented, dedicated people who are not just dedicated but really good at what you guys do. you are good teachers and so i thank you all for the opportunity to have done that. >> and, howard, if you would stay for a minute, the council would like to present you a small token of our appreciation. . >> thank you very much. >> howard, on behalf of the council, carla, everyone involved, i with like to present you with this token of our appreciation for all your hard work and your dedication and we hope to see your face around because we do need your opinion and we know you will speak your mind. thank you. >> thank you. that's beautiful. thank you very much. (applause). >> thank you all. >> thank you so much, howard. moving on to item no. 9, a report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. joanna >> good afternoon. actually my report will be extremel

john paul dejoria, good luck to you. love your shampoo. all of it made in the usa. >> you better believe it, america still works. you just have to go out and remember along the way success is assured failure. when you make it, share with others. liz: john paul dejoria, i will make sure this link goes out big-time. after the break we're bringing back the ceo and president, more than 7.5 billion in assets under management. a year ago large cash position, now fully invested in equities. find out the areas that will make you money. liz: where to put your money now. howard present is back with his analysis of which sectors are set to outperform. you like to start the financial. let's talk about this. >> financials are probably our strongest sector call. really nice year to date. liz: you look at bank of america. >> what is not to like. a great start to the year, may was tough, a huge amount of strength, financials are probably the most stable investment within the center space. liz: from the financials are the ones you tend to like right now an

pope john paul ii said that would be the new public square. the public square now is electronic, not just a piece of land in the middle of town. and that's where paul preached and that's where he would be teaching and responding to criticism now. >> and do you think the church is getting better at getting it, that we are getting better at dialogue, we are getting better at moving forward, getting better at getting our word out and listening to others? >> we are getting better but we need to get even better. >> okay. >> i think the more we learn about it, what works, what doesn't, how it works, not to be afraid of it, to plunge in, the more that parishes, dioceses, priests, bishops, women religious, everybody gets more involved in it, the more confident we get and the better judgment we exercise about how to do it well. so it's that kind of thing, i think it's getting in, don't just walk around the pool, get in and swim. >> come in, the water is fine. >> exactly. >> i want to ask you too and we have to take a break, but you have a wonderful voic

. >>> and finally tonight, john, paul, george and ringo.to believe it, but it was 50 years ago when the beatles came together to release their very first hit, "love me do." they would record more than 200 other songs over the years. but as abc's david wright takes us back, it's to the moment this sound first sailed out across the airwaves. ♪ >> reporter: the song that would change rock and roll history almost didn't. ♪ love love me do ♪ you know i love you >> reporter: this was supposed to be the beatles debut single. ♪ how do you do ♪ what you do to me >> reporter: "how do you do it." by mitch murray. the beatles hated it. they begged to record one of their own songs. they did three takes. john, paul, george and pete best. then pete was out, ringo came in. then, a guy named andy white came in, ringo, demoted to tambourine. ♪ so please ♪ love me do >> reporter: that's the version on their first american single. timeless? we think so. ♪ i know i love you come on! ♪ i'll always be true ♪ so please ♪ love me do >> reporter: but to double check

sandra day o'connor, david souter, and john paul stevens.three more different human beings you will never meet. sandra day o'connor, tall, charismatic, outgoing politician from arizona. david souter, the shy reclusive bachelor from the other side of the country from new hampshire. john paul stevens, the why the antitrust lawyer from the middle of the country, from chicago. but what do they have in common? they were all moderate republicans. they were all moderate republicans who left the court deeply and totally alienated from the modern republican party. in trenton i tells the story of justice o'connor and justice o'connor and justice souter having a conversation in the hallway of the supreme court. and o'connor boiling with frustration about how, as she said, why is it that our party is destroyed the country? why are we spending money that we don't have? why are we engaged in this war in iraq with no end? and barry goldwater, she said, never gave a damn who you slept with. and that was the party now who does give a damn. and it is, stephen

he said, look, holy father, whatever the problem is, just blame it on pope john paul ii. of course, the president has found a way to take the sting out of the obama care mandates for the church. from now on, they are going to be in latin. we have very fundamental and sound principles that guide both the president and me. he and i, of course, feel the pressures and tensions of a close contest. it would be easy to let a healthy competition give way to the personal and the petty but fortunately, we don't carry the burden of disliking one another. our president has had some very fine and gracious moments. don't tell anyone i said so but our 44th president has many gifts and a beautiful family that would make any man proud. you can oppose -- in our country, you can oppose someone in politics and make a confident case against their case without any ill-will. that's how it is for me. there is more to life than politics. at the al smith foundation and the archdiocese in new york, you show this in the work you do. in causes that run deeper than allegiance to any party at the momen

all the speakers were wonderful and i just want to thank john paul scott. i am going to be sad to see -- that name i love. this is idele i wanted to public comment about prop 63, the mental health service act, and tell people facts about it while your public, information about it, i don't know all the information but if you google prop 63, mental health service act, that's funding that's available here in san francisco with the right assistance. but ask about it, get information, get involved. that's something that's here for our city. thank you guys, awesome meeting today. >> thank you so much. okay, i move to adjourn the meeting. all in favor say aye. okay, we adjourn the meeting. thank you very much. (meeting adjourned). >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [

look, holy father, whatever the problem is, just blame it on pope john paul ii. >> we're both thinking ahead of our final debate on monday. the question that is on the meends of millions of americans watching at home, is this happening again? why aren't they putting on "the voice?" >> the topic is foreign policy. spoiler alert. we got bin laden. >>> lots of laughs, but there's also serious political nuls. the latest nbc news wall street journal marist polls show that president obama is maintaining his lead over governor mitt romney in two key battleground states. in iowa the president has the support of 51% of likely voters as compared to mr. romney's 51%, an eight point margin which is unchanged from september. in wisconsin the president is ahead by six points, 51 to 45% which is also virtually unchanged from last month. both candidates will be back on the trail today in key states. president obama will attend a campaign event in fairfax, virginia. after that mr. obama will reportedly head to camp david to prepare for monday's third and final presidential debate. gov for romney and hi

he said, look, holy father, whatever the problem is, just blame is on pope john paul ii. >> we're both thinking ahead of our final debate on monday. the question is that is on the minds of millions of americans watching at home, is this happening again? why aren't they putting on "the voice"? the topic is foreign policy, spoiler alert. we got bin laden. >> all right. so plenty of laughs. there was also a lot of serious political news. the latest nbc news/"wall street journal journal"/maris polls show president obama is maintaining his lead over governor mitt romney in two key battleground states. iowa has the president at 51% and in wisconsin the president is ahead by six points among likely voters, 51% to 45%, virtually unchanged from last month. both candidates will be back on trail today in key states. president obama will attend a campaign evep the in fairfax, virginia and after that he will reportedly head to camp david to prepare for monday's third and final presidential debate. governor romney and his running mate paul ryan will attend a rally in daytona beach, florida, where co

i have done john paul jones in the late 18th century. i have done more -- if i have a specialty, it is post-war washington, foreign policy, of the whole generation that came out of world war ii and tried to make the world a better and safer place. that was my father's generation. it fascinates me. that is what i have read most about. >> your father died back in 1999? >> yes. >> what was his job? >> he was a book publisher. he published -- he met president kennedy. i got to meet some of these figures. i was exposed to the world i right about now. >> if you have to list the most impressive people you have ever known, in the public life, who would that be? >> my old boss, she was so human. i like per insecurities and her toughness and her bravery. i think she stands out. in public life, it is hard to say. i wrote a biography of bobby kennedy. he always intrigued me. i never met eisenhower. >> you met bobby kennedy? >> he signed my biology book when i was in high school. i talked to him on the phone once. >> where would general, president dw

it was john paul ii's ride that earned the name popemobile, as it appeared at events around the world. >>> finally, competitors in china did their best flying squirrel impressions at the championship. b.a.s.e. jumpers and skydivers wore special suits to allow them to glide through the air. the competitors leapt from a cliff 4,600 feet in the air and flew across the valley below. this is just the first round of jumps with finals taking place today. they go really fast. did you see the jet stream going out behind them? >> i think the adrenaline rush must be intense, because you're so close. like, if you jump from a plane, you'reway from the ground, but there you're by a cliff. >> yeah, they have a parachute at the end, yes? >> yeah. >> i had to confirm that. >> no wheels. >>> now time for an early look at the stories we're following throughout the day on nbc. most of us are already wondering what winter to expect. so the noaa will tell us. today the agency will announce predictions for u.s. temperature and precipitation this winter. >>> well, there's going to be a whole lot of shaking g

. >> i went door-to-door and i said, hey, my name is john paul. >> the making of the john paul mitchelltems. their story of staggering success on this special edition of "how i made my billions."

there's also the white fiat john paul ii was riding in when he was shot in st. peter's square in 1981. the collection has cars that were used privately by popes, and some that were gifts, such as the very last volkswagen beetle to roll off the assembly line in mexico. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. join us next week for the final part of our new miniseries, "none of the above," on the fast-growing number of americans who say they have no religious affiliation at all. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on smartphones. there's much more about the religiously unaffiliated on our website, where you can take our new survey for yourself. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, more scenes from the mass and pilgrimage for life and liberty at the national shrine of the immaculate conception.

attorney john paul carroll filed a motion requesting today's hearing. he claims peterson hired him to handle his appeal. but, peterson's current lead attorney, joel brodsky, insists carroll will represent the former bolingbrook police officer only on a pension matter. we spoke with brodsky this morning as he headed into the courthouse: yesterday, drew peterson was able to attend his mother's funeral in darien. his mother passed away on monday at the age of 84. >> he started out in new york. his plan was to raise $15 million for a community center. he said he has learned a lot about people. >> people are compassionate but they're just not aware sometimes. i've met a lot of wonderful people across america. >> he raised half a million dollars >> 22% said they have no strong opinion either way. vice president joe biden and congressman paul ryan agree on very little during last night's contentious debate. >>vice president joe biden and congressman paul ryan faced off last night in a heated debate.the candidates challenged the facts. reporter sandra endo was

he already had a concert scheduled tonight at john paul jones arena on the uva campus.pringsteen has appeared at other obama campaign events recently in ohio and iowa. both campaigns are focusing on virginia this week. president obama will return to the commonwealth on thursday. he'll appear at a rally in richmond. paul ryan will be in virginia that day as well. he'll be campaigning in bristle to. recent polls show the candidates in a virtual tie in virginia. >>> news 4's tony tull is at the live desk with breaking news. >> richard, good morning. >>> after a massive search in virginia, including 40 police and rescue agencies, a body found earlier in morning in a recycling container in clayton, new jersey, is believed to be missing 12-year-old autumn pascual. she was seen leaving her home noontime in clayton riding her bike to a friend's house. when she didn't show up, her parents called police. thatment proed the massive search. two hours ago investigators announced they have found the body that is autumn. an autopsy will be performed to confirm the body's identity. >>>

then retired justice john paul stevens discusses the second amendment and gun laws. later the supreme court and fisher v. the university of texas. a case challenging affirmative action policy in college admission. >>> our goal this week is to look at the philosophies of both president obama and governor romney when it comes to tech and communications issues. and to explore any possible policy changes that could result from a second obama administration or a first romney administration. joining us in our discussion is john kneuer. he used to be the administrator of telecommunications under the george w. bush administration and ed paisley is also with us a long time journalist. he's currently vice president for editorial for the center for american progresses action fund. and mr. paisley tbb we could start with you. how would you describe president obama's overall philosophy when it comes to tech and communications issues? >> guest: i would include tech communications in science. i think all three go together. i think it's -- one from the other or two from the other. t

also today retired supreme court justice john paul stevenses speaks to a conference of attorneys in washington, d.c. about gun laws, gun violence and his dissents in the court's cases involving the second amendment. this event is hosted by the brady center to prevent gun violence live coverage beginning at 12:15 eastern here on c-span2. >> host: well, our goal on "the communicators" this week is to look at the philosophies of both president obama and governor romney when it comes to tech and communications issues and to explore any possible policy changes that could result from a second obama administration or a first romney administration. joining us in our discussion is john kneuer. now, mr. kneuer used to be the administrator of the national telecommunications and information administration under the george w. bush administration, and ed paisley is also with us, a longtime journalist. he is currently vice president for editorial for the center for american progress' action fund. and, mr. paisley, if we could start with you. how would you describe president obama's overall philosophy when it

the new attorneys are john paul carroll and michelle gonzalez.they met with peterson soon after his conviction last month for the murder of his third wife, kathleen savio. they believe he deserves a new trial because he did not receive adequate representation from joel brodsky. we reached out to brodsky today. he refused a request for an interview, but he told the tribune the new attorneys were not authorized to file any motions. peterson is scheduled to be sentenced for murder on november 26th. republican congressman joe walsh and democrat tammy duckworth face-off in their race in the eighth district. they debated everything from social security and taxes to defense cuts and president obama's health care law. in front of a thousand people in rolling meadows. >>are you going to vote for someone who is going to do the hard work or someone who is more of the same? duckworth accused walsh of voting against the interests of his own constituents. walsh called duckworth a failed bureaucrat who wasted taxpayer money while serving in the blagojevich admi

they know the facts in this case better than >> attorneys john paul carroll and michelle gonzales toldrson asked him to take over the appeal accusing brodsky of lying about his courtroom experience welcome unclear legal errors during the trial it helped jurors lead them to a guilty verdict and the firestorm of criticism some of it by members of his own defense team because the distractions could become an accusation. there is going to be no more public finger-pointing it's not going to happen on this defense team. ironically i have to say no he said when asked if he mr. brodsky. conflicting testimony and the civil suit filed by the victim of a violin to bar room beating in 20 07 shue return to the stand today followed by witnesses of chicago police we are in the newsroom now with today's developments the question for jurors is was there a police cover-up in the case today to high-level members of the chicago police department contradicted each other's testimony in court. first on the stand this afternoon was deputy superintendent debra kirby who was questioned about misdemeanor complia

there is regrettably only one john paul stevens. in fact, be the only person who's ever shared a stage with two of my other personal heros, thurgood marshall and bob dylan. he was not playing the band, but being awarded the presidential medal of freedom. justice stevens has value i can'tly -- valiantly received the nation earning a bronze star in world war ii. president nixon nominated him to the u.s. court of appeals in the 7th circuit and nominated by president ford, he received over 34 years, the third longest tenure in american history. upon his retirement in 2010, one commentator argued convincely, justice stevens was the greatest associate supreme court justice in american history in lite of the diverse areas of laws in which he left such a profound mark. in addition to the wisdom in the opinions, his writing is a model of clarity, elegance, and wit. justice stevens, by word and deed, inspires us to strive for a more perfect nation and to do so with a civility, decency, and good hue martha reflects the -- humor that reflects t

look, holy father, whatever the problem, is just blame it on pope john paul ii. >> dana: both of thes for romney and president obama were run live last night on "hannity." we were cracking up. did you like it? >> kimberly: i loved it. very entertaining. both were great. fun to see them where they weren't adversarial. both are feeling loose after the rumble, showdown. >> dana: speeches are not easy to give. >> bob: but the jokes were set up for the last month-and-a-half. they get the writers and comedians. hard to have a bad speech. like convention. davi >> dana: i don't know, if it falls flat in comedy it can be bad. >> greg: you know that story. it was weird to see so many vehement pro-choicers at a catholic event yucking it up. this is the belly laugh. mitt was harsh on obama. self-deprecation is something that helps them because they have so much reaction. >> this is the third time governor romney and i met recently. some of you may have noticed i had more energy in the second debate. i felt well rested after the nice long nap i had in the first debate. i particularly want to apol

favorite pole, pope john paul ii.n we go to ohio, big prize in this election. there are not as many swing counties in that state. if you look down in southwest corner of hamilton county, around cincinnati, traditionally been a republican area, obama did well in the suburbs. dana point, suburban problem for obama. that he has to worry about. the other is around ki yoga county, heavily democratic. >> andrea: you hear a lot about the turn-out gain. the independent voter, the swing voter the reason the president is having trouble suburban women make that up and rural men. it's vacillating the whole -- baffling the whole time why you talk about birth control not other issues. ohio is doing well. people say why is ohio not on the president's checklist? >> andrea: i'll ask kimberly. swing polls in these states what do they tell you? >> kimberly: significant. now we have seen obama holding as much as ten-point lead. that is cut in half. trending obama. new state. dead heat in ohio. whether he can overtake him, we'll see. >> b

. >> in 1991 pope john paul ii made the arguments communism in particular and socialism in general fail for anthropological reasons. contrary to lehman nature. curious what you thought about a broader argument. russian culture being one facet of it from kennan's perspective and your own. >> i have great respect for the pope to begin with. that is a pretty fundamental insight which seems pretty obvious to us now but i think one of the great obligations of a teacher and a historian is to find out the things that were not obvious back then. that is the way i would answer that question. in fact i am teaching a big lecture course right now and i am instructing my t as to get students to see why people thought differently back then. on this issue there were plenty of people in eastern europe, in the soviet union itself, even in western europe and the united states who were disillusioned with capitalism and democracy and believe that communism command economy is an authoritarian systems where the wave of the future and if you live as some of you did through the generation or through the decade

john: jews for jesus. gays for romney. sane people for ron paul.tics and religion can create some pretty strange bedfellows. for one that may seem strange at first but actually is not strange at all i give you mormon feminists for obama. joining us now are emily curtis and aimee hickman coeditors of the feminist magazine exponent two. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having us. >> john: thanks for being had. aimee, as a mormon feminist, what is it that compels you to vote against governor romney who could be the first member of your faith to reach the white house? >> well, as a feminist, i share the sentiments of most american feminists who don't see romney as a person who supports policies that are in our best interest. he doesn't support -- we can't trust his opinion on abortion. and we can't trust what he said about things like equal pay for equal work. binders full of women comments i think really resonated with a lot of mormon feminists who heard in his statement something that comes from within our own culture. a kind of patern

two miracles will have to be investigated before pope john paul ii can be cannonized. >>> you could sayitics is a lot like real estate, location, location, location. next we'll have a closer look at where tomorrow night's debate is happening and why it is such an important place. [ ross ] the streets of monaco, home of the legendary grand prix circuit. the perfect place to bring the all-new cadillac ats to test the 2.0-liter turbo engine. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ derek ] 272 horsepower. the lightest in its class. the cadillac ats outmatches the bmw 3 series. i cannot believe i have ended the day not scraping some red paint off on these barriers. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cadillac ats. >>> welcome back to cnn newsroom. here's a check of the day's top stories. police in wisconsin have identified a suspect in the shooting today in brookfield, wisconsin. we see the suspect's home, these are the images that we're getting from one of our affiliates as police continue to look for this man, they don't have in custody, they say that he opened fire inside a spa injuring several people. he is st

he said, whatever the problem is, just blame it on john paul ii. [applause] the president has found a way to take a sting out of the mandates for the church. they will be in latin. we have fundamental unsound principles that guide us. he and i feel the pressures and tensions of a close contest. it would be easy to let a healthy competition give way to the personal and petty. fortunately, we do not carry the burden of disliking each other. the president has some very fine and gracious moments. our 44th president has many gifts and a beautiful family that would make any man proud. [applause] in our country, you can oppose someone in politics and make a competent case against their politics without any ill will. that is how it is for me. there is more to life and politics. you show this in the work you do. the work goes on day in and day out in this organization. you answer with calmed, and willing hearts. in service for poor and care for the sick. to help an innocent child who is going to be born. [applause] i do not presume to have all of your suppo